Warfighter PMC: First Contract

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The small group of investors who have backed the Jackson & Lee Partnership startup seemed satisfied with the company’s first progress meeting. Held at the firm’s compound in the High Desert, investors were pleased to hear the company turned a small profit in the first month. 

The initial contract was so small, Jackson & Lee was the only bidder. Apparently securing the streets in some backwater town in the Atlas Mountains for some wannabe is not all that macho. Lee had some “connections “ with access to the black market. Our small company managed to acquire 8 grenades but not much else. 

After landing in Country, somehow, One of Our Own managed to get himself pinched after getting lost in one of the towns four streets. Employee 8, Anderson, was being held in an effort to gain influence over our team. Well, it took about two ticks for Mr Jackson to green light our action plan.

Stalin, Matrix, Gato, and Brian suited up for a basic raid mission. The Squad’s first live action together actually went well. Gato and Stalin ran the team. Gato providing cover fire as Stalin and Matrix acted as the main maneuver team. 

The rescue and return trip to the compound went well with only a couple scares. Inbound, an RPG team forced the team to Evade from the planned route. And a Light Machine Gun Team put a round in Stalin’s calf. Fortunately Gato was able to patch him up in short order.

During the second week, Stalin and Anderson went on an intel mission and got cornered in a Dead End Street. We learned a valuable lesson that day. Two man teams are not strong enough to survive in the wild. Racing as fast as possible, the men were half way home when a Roof Top Stalker nailed Anderson. Stalin was able to out maneuver the hostiles long enough to reach safety. Anderson, we hardly knew thee.

Week 3 was a quiet one. No activity. Which left us with a sense of foreboding. What were the hostiles planning?

Then the balloon went up. Angry Mobs had surrounded our “package”. The entire team suited up. Seven against dozens of militants. The Magnificent Seven headed out. Another learning curve for the team. We generated so much firepower this became a cake walk mission. We delivered the package to his out of town ride and caught our flight back to the World. Contract Completed!

Gato got himself promoted. Lucky bastard.

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Warfighter PMC is fun. The four week contract took a tad longer as we worked through the rules. Establishing the company was a fun exercise. We’ll see how the bookkeeping effort goes.